About the National Police Bloodhound Association
The National Police Bloodhound Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of the man-trailing bloodhound.
National Police Bloodhound Association
Welcome…
Since 1966, the National Police Bloodhound Association has been your trusted source for information relative to the use of the purebred bloodhound in the field of law enforcement. We’re now online to give you instant access to a wide range of information about the association and the latest news affecting police handlers and hounds.
Have questions or comments about our Web site? Do you have a suggestion or idea you’d like to share for improving the association? Visit our Contact Us page to let us know!
Upcoming Events and Seminars
Information about the seminars will be posted when plans are finalized.
Winter Training Seminar
- December 7 to 12, 2008
- Kings Mountain State Park, Blacksburg, York County, South Carolina
- Visit the York County Sheriff's Web site to register or for more information.
Spring Training Seminar
- April 26 to May 1, 2009
- Allegany State Park, Salamanca, Cattaraugus County, New York
Fall Training Seminar
- Date and location to be announced.
Training materials, manuals, and handouts are copyrighted by the National Police Bloodhound Association and require written permission from the National Police Bloodhound Association for use.
New President |
Congratulations to Doug Lowry, elected National Police Bloodhound Association president at the Fall Seminar. Click here for a complete list of the results. |
Renew Your Membership |
Renewal forms for 2009 were mailed out with the fall issue of Nose News. Click here to download a renewal form. |
Federal Guidelines |
Stay current with proposed federal guidelines that may effect the man-trailing bloodhound. Visit www.swgdog.org. |
Spring Seminar Fee Increase |
Due to increased cost of food and camp fees, the Spring 2009 Seminar fee increased from $250 to $300. Fee includes six days of meals, lodging, and training. |